I have an fabulous extract from The Phone Call by AJ Campbell to share with you today. This is her fourth psychological thriller and it’s certainly a tantalising extract! If you like the sound of it, you can order a copy here: The Phone Call About the Book Sometimes the guilty are innocent Joey Clarke … More Read an #extract from The Phone Call by AJ Campbell | @AuthorAJC

It’s been quite a while since I read a Tilly Tennant book. You’ll find reviews for a few of her books on my blog and my personal favourite so far is A Very Vintage Christmas with its references to my favourite film, It’s A Wonderful Life. However, A Home at Cornflower Cottage has a much … More A Home at Cornflower Cottage by Tilly Tennant | #bookreview #booksontour | @bookouture

I was lucky enough to win a copy of this book in a Twitter giveaway and what a treat that has proved to be. Huge thanks to Caitlin Raynor at Headline for sending me a copy. About the Book ‘Albert Entwistle was a postman. It was one of the few things everyone knew about him. … More The Secret Life of Albert Entwistle by Matt Cain | #bookreview | @MattCainWriter @HeadlinePG @HeadlineFiction

Yes I know it’s still summer – or at least it’s meant to be! – and there are lots of lovely summery books out just now to have you dreaming of holidays and whisking you away to warmer climes. In fact, when it comes to seasonal books, readers are spoiled for choice with spring, summer … More Autumn in Sycamore Park by CP Ward | #bookreview | @rararesources

I’m pleased to be sharing an extract from The White Lion by Scott Oden with you today. The White Lion is published in a dyslexia friendly format by BOTH Press. You can read more about the aims of BOTH Press below. About the book  In war-torn Acre, a different sort of battle is being fought … More Read an #extract from The White Lion by Scott Oden | @booksonthehill @lovebookstours

Joining me in my Author Spotlight today is Maggie Richell-Davies. She’s chatting about her historical fiction novel The Servant, which was published in 2020. Born not far from Hadrian’s Wall, to a Geordie mother and a Scottish father, I was raised on tales of Highland Clearances and the fate of Montrose. As well as sharing … More #AuthorInTheSpotlight Maggie Richell-Davies | The Servant | @maggiedavieswr1

About the book Duckling’s a nickname Lucy has never been able to shake off.And, if she’s honest, maybe it suits her.She just isn’t the type to socialise with other people.You might say she’s reluctant to leave her nest. Lucy’s life is small, but safe. She’s got a good routine. But all that’s about to change… … More Duckling by Eve Ainsworth | #bookreview | @EveAinsworth @CenturyBooksUK | #Duckling

As soon as I heard about One Night in Edinburgh I knew I had to read it. After all, I was born and bred in Edinburgh and still live here. It would be rude not to, right? Thanks to Rachel for having me as part of the tour and to publishers Canelo for the review … More One Night in Edinburgh by Nina Kaye | #bookreview | @rararesources @NinaKayeAuthor @canelo_co

I am a big fan of Jane Lovering’s books, as you will know if you are a regular reader of the blog. She has a real knack for creating great characters and writing the perfect blend of romance and humour often with some more serious issues included. Her books will make you smile for sure … More The Forgotten House on the Moor by Jane Lovering | #bookreview | @JaneLovering @BoldwoodBooks @rararesources #BoldwoodBloggers

An Island Wedding is just wonderful. Go and buy it, you’ll thank me! Oh you wanted more than that for a review? Okay then. First, let’s read about the book and then I’ll tell you what I enjoyed so much about An Island Wedding. About the book On a remote Scottish island, three couples are … More An Island Wedding by Jenny Colgan | #bookreview | @JennyColgan @BooksSphere